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A new face for my King Kong model, I completely redesigned it to try and make him more characterful.
Please add your support to the Lego Ideas project for this build.
"..Bevute dal sole
le pietre sono bianche
come tombe anonime e deserte
riarse
e le fronde palpitano leggere
di un’aspirazione celeste..."
Aldo Palazzeschi
Classic Micro Trains
In this builds you can find the micro variations of official Lego Train sets. All models are well scaled, based on original trains. A little fun for your desktop.
If you like it, please support it at: ideas.lego.com/projects/52082. Thanks!
Walking through the Meadows after work, after weeks of rubbish weather (and even almost wintry weather!) it is fairly warm and actually spring-like, lovely golden light this evening. I decided to walk home through the Meadows as it was so nice, busy with plenty of folks enjoying it, eating, drinking and relaxing in the large park. Then As I walked along I saw this chap who had strung up a hammock between some of the trees and was laid back and relaxing. Now that is the right idea (although I'd add a cocktail to the setup)
Honevo Photography
BRILLIANT IDEAS FOR EUROPE
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Added some blocks and a turtle and mermaid head (to go with the tail :D also kinda looks like an octopus?)
Row 1: John, SandyB, John, Laural
Row 2: chinarockfishakm, John, me, whoopdedoo
Row 3: KRB, Audrey
I'm expecting 5 more blocks from my group and I want to make another block or two for myself, maybe for the back :)
I've received Laural's and KRB's and John's blocks back already!
I can't wait to star assembling the top!
Thanks, everyone, for beautiful blocks!
My second set of Easter cookies. The inspiration for the bunny cookie came from a sticker. I noticed today that the design looks similar to one that SweetSugarBelle made.... I wasn't stealing her ideas..honest.....
"If you have an apple and I have an apple and we exchange these apples then you and I will still each have one apple. But if you have an idea and I have an idea and we exchange these ideas, then each of us will have two ideas."
George Bernard Shaw
I recently created these two pieces for the latest issue of Ideas Illustrated. The story revolves around themes of luck, philosophy and love. It's writen by Stephen Trombley.
You can buy the magazine here www.ideas-illustrated.com/
(Thanks to Paul Malon for some of the imagery featured in this project)
All contents © copyright Randy Mora 2012
Derek Keaton Photo // Instagram
Two layer gum bichromate over salt print
From Kodak Portra 160 8x10 negative
Schneider Sironar 300mm
I love Photography. A big reason why? Finding images that make me smile. I don't smile much, so finding images to make is an improvement over my usual demeanor.
LEGO UK had a competition and chose some ideas that children had to Rebuild Christmas. They then asked AFOLs to build something based on the ideas from the children and these are on display in Leicester Sq LEGO Store, Hamleys and Trafford LEGO Store.
I was asked to build something to represent the idea given by one child -
What if it snowed toys instead of snow!
Okay, time to round up those bookstore gift certificates and head out for some wonderful after-Christmas sales. And I've got just the idea! :) This is my first and probably last shameless promotion of a good friend...
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Before my first trip to Sweden several years ago, I was introduced, through a mutual friend via email, to a very nice man ... Johan Theorin. We struck up a friendship, and he eventually offered to show me around his city of Göteborg. We met in the summer of that year, and he was nicer in person than he was over email.
Working at a small publisher doing translations, and the like, he told me of a book he was working on that would hopefully one day be published. I was excited to find, in 2006, that his book was complete and being published locally in Sweden. In July of that year I took my family over there for a holiday to meet my Swedish friend and his family. His mother and father lived on the opposite coast on the island of Öland, and were nice enough to accept the four of us to visit them after I conducted my business in Göteborg.
We spent 2-3 days with his parents showing us all over the island. They became good friends and are amazingly generous people.
And here we are at the end of 2008, and again I am excited to find Johan's book is now translated in who-knows-how-many languages, and is available for the first time through a North American distributor with a fresh new translation.
Echoes From the Dead, not nearly as morbid as it may sound, is now available for you to go out and buy about 30 copies each. *lol* It is an honestly great first attempt at fiction, and he has already completed his second book. I'm so very proud of my friend, Johan, and wish him success.
Congratulation, Mr. Theorin...